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Changes in Bridge Cafe’s Set Lunch

Went to Bridge Cafe the other day and it has been about half a year since I’ve last visited them but this marks my 4th visit. So, it was a bit of a surprise to see that they’ve changed their Executive Set such that it’s only 1 standard 3-course meal. The prices have also increased from...

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Expensive Delicious Italian at Osteria Mozza

The family and I went to watch the musical “Singin’ In The Rain” at Marina Bay Sands so we decided to eat at the restaurant just opposite the theatre so as to save time. That restaurant is split into two sections: Osteria Mozza and Pizza Mozza. As you can tell from the names, Pizza Mozza...

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Macallan Launches First Batch of Rare Cask

I was really excited to go for my second Macallan event on Saturday and this time round, it’s to celebrate the launch of their first batch of Rare Cask whisky. Why is it called Rare Cask? It is because it is a celebration of their Oak Barrels and the head whisky maker selected 1% of...

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Chia Seed Pudding Experiments

As I’m cutting out more gluten from my diet, I’ve stopped eating my usual Bircher Muesli in the mornings. Instead, I’ve decided to try making Chia Pudding as it is rich in Omega 3 fatty acids and is as filling as oat. Above is my jar of chia pudding and the recipe is so simple...

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Dim Sum at Tim Ho Wan – Be Prepared For Foodporn

I finally managed to get a dim sum fix at the 1 Michelin-starred Tim Ho Wan at their latest branch located at Aperia, Kallang. The queue really isn’t too bad as it moves quite quickly but of course, if you’re in a smaller group, you’ll get seated a lot faster. This review is based on...

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Salmon Shioyaki With Miso Eggplant

Spotted salmon heads being sold at Meidi-ya (our go-to place for Japanese products) supermarket and they were only going for S$1.50 for half a head. Being the fish head loving girl that I am, I went on to buy 2 halves and decided to cook it the next day. Shioyaki literally means grilling with salt....